PLOS Climate

2022 - 2025

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Adaptation finance failing to reach the most vulnerable: A multi-level model of household political power in Madagascar pp. 1-23: Katherine Elizabeth Browne and Claudien Razafiarimanana

Perception of heat stress in cities and measures for health protection pp. 1-4: Andreas Matzarakis and Andre Santos Nouri
Central America in dire need of inclusive climate resilient development with support from the international community pp. 1-3: Edwin J Castellanos
Have renewable energy leaders announced aggressive emission reduction goals? Examining variations in the stringency of country-level net-zero emission pledges pp. 1-13: Inhwan Ko, Nives Dolšak and Aseem Prakash

Investing in resilience and making investments resilient pp. 1-3: Stéphane Hallegatte and Jia Li
Policies for climate finance: Status and research needs pp. 1-3: Bjarne Steffen and Axel Michaelowa
Efforts to tax carbon in Washington State pp. 1-14: Steven M Karceski

Identifying priority areas to manage mobile bottom fishing on seabed carbon in the UK pp. 1-21: Graham Epstein and Callum M Roberts
Towards a “fair-efforts” metric for climate pledges pp. 1-4: Narasimha D Rao

Emission reduction targets and outcomes of the Clean Development Mechanism (2005–2020) pp. 1-17: Alex Y Lo and Ren Cong

Hidden benefits and dangers of carbon tax pp. 1-10: Monica Prasad
Climate change sociology: Past contributions and future research needs pp. 1-3: Debra J Davidson
On the acceptance of intergenerational climate legacies: A comparison of Canada and Japan pp. 1-13: Kyoko Adachi, Hadi Dowlatabadi and Jiaying Zhao

Electoral appeal of climate policies: The Green New Deal and the 2020 U.S. House of Representatives elections pp. 1-12: Meagan Carmack, Nives Dolšak and Aseem Prakash

Public opinion about climate policies: A review and call for more studies of what people want pp. 1-14: Malcolm Fairbrother
Mental health, a neglected aftershock of climate disasters pp. 1-3: Akhil Bansal and Ilona Arih
Placing people at the heart of climate action pp. 1-4: Patrick Devine-Wright, Lorraine Whitmarsh, Birgitta Gatersleben, Saffron O’Neill, Sarah Hartley, Kate Burningham, Benjamin Sovacool, Stewart Barr and Jillian Anable
Estimating regional timber supply and forest carbon sequestration under shared socioeconomic pathways: A case study of Maine, USA pp. 1-20: Jianheng Zhao, Adam Daigneault and Aaron Weiskittel

Projected novelty in the climate envelope of the California Current at multiple spatial-temporal scales pp. 1-19: James A Smith, Mercedes Pozo Buil, Jerome Fiechter, Desiree Tommasi and Michael G Jacox

Lessons for adaptation pathways in the Pacific Islands pp. 1-4: Karen E McNamara, Ross Westoby and Rachel Clissold
Operational extreme weather event attribution can quantify climate change loss and damages pp. 1-4: Michael F Wehner and Kevin A Reed